w‘ resorts-r.
_, nines-u an ls.
Ibo-estimuhofiatoh.
, filthy night and Oil»
‘vu wave was stolen.
ht Mari. 0‘ m, i miss
“W to have gone to Can-
0, Waste of money
U" h sellingat very low prices
’ and page” lot which he had
, He has many creditors.
3. Man, an employment agency
- I new borrowed gm of
Wurhoemaker. and
" horrible-watch asseeurliy.
“r did not discover the fact
II wetdl was brass until after
MOM lefttown. ;
hail! of James B. Hellcat, of Dar-
wlneomultled suicide by jumping
unlined who willed the bulk of
,1 the widow who had refus-
5. m him. lhn benadmltted to
f, 'hll Ilia Wtweaty mine heirs at-
I.” Elihu! Branford. aged sixty-
‘ . .. took laudinuni Saturday with
dbl listen In North Branford
, ‘ bi Wklhgl“ no is. o.
I ~ ‘ '8“! ”ID. ’ ilk how-veers
mmltrmml' lib nkil-r
"Wilma.“ 'rihih swallow-
least an ounce and a quarter of the
. . 'i'hleieaaid to be the largest
I out of laudauum ever absorbed by
, stomach of a person unnocuetomed
‘ plates, who afterward recovered.
MW.......W ..
HGUTNINR ll DERBY.
"lfi l’eila I "Z" in the Back Parlor.
‘ , rday’ s Derby Transcript says: —
’- During the severe thunder and lightn
rig this morning. Frennie Hoyt, young-
eohofr. W. Hoyt, etoodnearby the
Iectriopdeon Clifi street which was
‘ and shivered to pieces. He was
Ily person on the street and said he
I ' ii lining on the opposite side of
‘ itreetnfter it had struck the pole,
‘5 hiongonthe sidewalk like fire and
08 into the woods at the end of the
I 'When asked how it affected
. M skid that something about it
him jump up two feet or more.
than experiencing a stunning
lion be was not hurt. Mr.
. t'e residence is near another of the
I~ y's poles on Bows avenue. At
. om of the heavy clap Mr. Hoyt
. . . in we front parlor and the front
wasopen. as was also a window in
dining room. Afiseh like the letter
' Macroeatheghaek parlor just by
. folding door where he stood, and
II . topaes out of the dining room
w. The only member of the fam-
I. y,wbo felt any eflect from this unwel-
I... visitor was the nurse girl who
3 vs a perceptible jump and said she
elt it distinctly in her arms. Mrs.
was just nboutto sit by the open
5 allow t‘odrese her babe but providen-
’ IIy lied been hindered from doing so
It thus escaped possible Injury.
i: DAhGlllts or LIGHTNING.
Ara Inch Overoatlmntad—Did You
Dear Know Any One Killed By it?
lending physician in this city who
. ' _ in practice here over fifty years
yesterday that he never in all that
never heard of any one being
. in Hartford by lightning. Those
l' - who take to leather beds and oth-
, l a retreats when they hear it thun-
L will do well to bear this fact in mind
., ’i . figuring up their peril. It may
be no grat as they imagine. There
,‘iriady times the danger in a green ap-
. tlikt ' there Is in a thunder cloud—
v Ideath in a cloud of dust than in a
‘ as of lightning.
Some people in Hartford have been
but they have recovered. it is a
‘1. .... hi' that people who have been
' , -by lightning are apt to remain
nervous for a time and to be more
vs of death than they were
.-. ore they found it did not kill them.—
I I mt.
lllied by the Cars.
White», 16 years old, son of
than Neutron of Brookfield. has
nukinga specialty of jumping up-
nmgmadwmny he tried
tdg'alunad w- foarfuily and fatally
‘- II»- TheDaubnryNew of Satur-
‘ 3'.”-
“the boy has always been peculiarly
futuunte. 11thth when
audible-invests“ verymudr
mulch-wines nit-mom he
Halli alhycaitseand low
UWaodl‘alnedtweieore.‘
firing, while splittingwood, helaid
J hhanklewith thenxeaud made a
wound. HiafatlisrwasinDanburyat
tinsel the aocidentand did not hear
illon thetrain houudfor home.
,; iflw-toldhlmthatbieeouAlfred
Mhurtby them He became
matthehoynndravsd over his
em. Attila junctiou'hslearn-
. dhhdenthnud then becamsalmoat
- withgrief. He attempted suicide
throwing bin-elf in trout of the en-
'leonthe branch. He was restrained
is I. hhieeon-imlsw'e house. It
.: ”but upon Nr. Neutrons, as
buy wea hi only companion and
’4 cheyiived together. - I
”(the is canvassing the borough)
neknrniing baby. l’ve al-
mh an interest in very
I A—how old is it!
wife (with pride)—Only just
it your
.t'I
.
gh‘lfiarnwboat—Whatisthie
“thatateftheboatfnrf Nice
Inn—TH is input an car In
ymwsattesestltssbost. Bow~
“sans—much aids;
swirl lull at Fillies
Spokane Falls, W. '11, Devas-
tated by Fire.
SEVERAL PERSONS WERE KILLED.
The laasen Are Placed at [0.000.000 by
a Conservative Intimate—”Ike Insurance
is Only About ae.sso.eoo—a list a!
the Principal looser—Idle! Work.
Bronson Faun, w. 1., Aug. d~The eu-
tirshndouaportionoi theclty, with thee:-
oeplioa of one mill, was destroyed by fin.
The line will reach 06,li The In
started In a lodging house on Ilallway ave-
nusatlip ill. and burned until morning. A
large number of frame buildings and several
grain elevators were near the lodging home,
and soon after the fire broke out they were
shines. A strong wind was blowing toward
the city at the tithe, and the blue was soon
beyoudtllecoutrolofthe firemen. The fire
leaped from street to street. and nothing
could bedono but. let the tissues have their
own way until they reached the river, and
theneudenvor toprsvsnt thetlrefroihr'oach~
ing the buildings on the opposite side. The
“wept through the city, and one but
hummus-mime»- “new
olden! the Manse, and mind dying in»
born from setting fire to the buildings them.
Only a few dwellings were destroyed.
The business district was located on a strip
Ive squares wide and seven squares long.
The buildings w‘e of stone and brick. and
Included eight banks, five hotels, the opera
house and runny wboiaale estabflshments
doing a business of 8500000 each.
The Burned District.
The burned district includes all that part
of the city from the Northern Pacific rail-
way to the river and from Lincoln to Wash-
Ington streets. Several persons are known
to have perished and several more were In-
jured by leaping froui windows Charles
Davis, of Chicago, a guest at the Arlington.
was awakened by fiamee bursting through
the door of his room on the third floor. lie
jumped from the window, was shockingly
mangled and died in a few minutes A
woman whose name is unknown leaped from
the second story of the Pacific hotel and was
killed. The fire spread with such astonishing
rapidity that it is believed many were shut
ad from escape before they were even aware
of their danger. A dozen large holdings were
blown up with giant powder by the ordoni
of the mayor, but even this proved futile.
The Northern Pacific hint 01,000,000.
The Northern Pacific railroad is probably
the heaviest loser, the pamenger depot and
magnificent new freight warehouse being
destroyed. Their Ion, including freight burn—
, Will reach about $1,000,011). All pro-
isious and supplies were burned, and there
will necessarily be much suffering for sev-
eral days. Appeals for help have been sent
out, and Portland, Seattle, Tacoma and sev-
eral neighboring towns have already re-
sponded.
The Names of the Chief lasers.
ltisunderslood that but little insurance
wus carried by property owners Among
the chief losers are the following: Holley,
Ham, Marks do Go, wholesale hard-
ware, $125.00; Grout Eastern Wholesale
Dry Goods house, $200,000; \Vhite house,
dry goods, $80,000; Inwenburg Brest,
8100,0tl); Benbnm A- Grifilth, whole
sale grocers, $40,000: Mason, Smith 8: Co,
grocers, $40,000; Yaciiic hotel, NOAH); Grand
hotel, $40.0“); Windsor hotel, $25,000; Hyde
block, $75,000; Washington block, «15,000;
Cannon block, 320,“; Moore block, ”0,000;
First National bank block, 32.1“”; Wolver-
ton block, $25.01); Frankfort block, $125,000,
and Full block, $75,000
About the llurued City.
Spokane Falls is the oldest town in this
part of Washington territory, and preceded
the Northern Pacific in its march of indus-
trial activity. When approached from the
cast it is the first city of importance, and is a
lively rival of Seattle, its recent companion
in afilictiou. it has 20,0)0 inhabitants. The
manyfiourmills and sawmills are abund-
antly supplied with the products of the fields
and forests far and near. Other forms of
manufacturing are in a flourishing condition.
It has fine hotels, handsome stores and well
built school house.
An Expert Estimate.
Ban Fusscrsco, Aug. 6.—-The Coast Re
view, an Insurance journal, estimates the
Ion by the Spokane Falls fire at $01300!)
and the insurance at $2,339,800, of which
“$10,700 is held by companies having
agencies in this city and $493,600 by Oregon,
Seattle and eastern companies.
fleiena'e Good Heart.
Hausa, Mon, Aug. 6.—At a mass meet-
ing of cinasns 8|,000 was subscribed for the
benefit of the sufferers by the fireat Spokane
Falls A car loaded with blankets, clothing
and provisions will be sent from here at once.
Relief from .IIIIQv
Basoon, lie, Aug. fi—Jonathano. Clark,
of thiseity. ownsrof atltnnniill. infipokans
l'afluW. iii. hm triumphed a contribution
a “mm the rails! of the fire suf-
tuna
I" I" II .
Capt. J. K Greer, of tbsortlnance depart
mutt at Washington, has been ordered to
thecampof the New York National Guard
at Peekakill, in connection with the erection
of a battery for the state.
The Tennis Tournament.
Horn. Wanrwoaru, New Cams, N. 11.,
Aug. d—The last day’s play In the tennis
tournament began in a pouring rain. Camp
hell and Huntington defeated Lee and Tai-
lnnt, 7-5, In their unfinished match, left over
from Saturday. Williams and Wright heat
HoveyandWeeden in the finals to decide
thewinnersof the first and second series,
$0,651,531. Thefinalmn in singles!»
tlweruC.A.ChaeaandO. Campbolihaa
been indefinitely postponed, on account of
the bad condition of the mom and because
bothcaillislanll In to attend the Nahant
tournament.
I'nungetuvi'ia'e Strike.
Yomrosrows. 0., Aug. d—Depnty sheriffs
and polioespeciale guarded the Lake Shore
railroad yarrh while new man took out night
through freight tralna The striking brake-
men and conductors made no demonsuation.
Sparks, the "scab” brakernnn injured Friday
nighthy being struck withalinkpln, Iain a
u-iflcal coalition. The new man are from
the wutsrn division.
llev. l'le-ea'stlnee.
“mac, Aug, d—Johu Yeldsu,
nmchsrgsdwlthtbenfiirduofhmsn
lmnmhthhahtgwasar-
ralguedlntlielidgefieldcourtand
notguiltr. liswillbntrieduoxtl’rflay.
ksndnssbesnlivhglnl’lttshurgeallsv. It.
Ellen-en. Theease onus- vuylittlsex-
abut
than ”another waemrnua-Ls Illin-
Yaldsilfiedfrmnhereaftar tbsinurdu and I'll
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING mull... TUESDAY. AUGUST 0, till.
.. .. mam... u...
A CAUlNET EKOOUB.
II. "when“ for IIanarhee—Othan
omlaulanveWaahingtnn.
Nasal-lows, Aug. d-‘i'lisro was a cab
belated-a from Waskhgtouloday. The
Motncmmpnutsd byllecretnrtenWiu-
domandl‘ructoraud Private Benetnryiial-
ford,ieft at llamautoanspeeial oar air
tachndtotlisregnlar train over thsPsau-
sylvaula railroad At New York they will
laketheFalliiiverhuatforllostcu,arrlvlng
there on Wednesday morning. Beast-tins
Winders and Proctor wIII not
tiiepremlenttotiariiarbor, hntwillremain
la iii-ion to transact some hiatus— titers.
SoiklltilrWalkarlllaiue will meetlhepl'ut
deutatiioetou and escort himioliarflar—
her on Thursday. Ina Windorn and
Procturwillrntura toWnahlngton inabont
a weak.
Secretary’l‘raoy, who has been sulluing
fronts-light attack of dysentery, want to
Brooklyn for a short stay. Attorneyfleo—
oral Iilller left for ludianapolla iiecretary
Noble will [notably take a short vacation
beginning at the and of this week.
THE STRIKING COKERS.
‘I’ha Hilltla lay Ilavn to lie» Called 0-8
to Preserve (irdnr.
l‘tmiwuo, Aug. d——Tbe strike in the
Wmlhville culls region Ill becomlng a ser-
iouaruatter. There was rloi at the Alice
mines who? thirty of the strikers broke open
bodacious- b y‘wllrkrailiahf
ehdrpollsiltlieilnh'atili’ "doll." libido or no
use amt ironies were W am. I'M
wmwauummmnmflv
again while the strike was on they would be
severely dealt with.
The sheriff of Uniontowu has been notified
and will order deputies on duty, but it may
become neceiuary to call out the militia The
works of J. W. Moore & Co. and J. I.
lie boonmaker & Co. are the only large plants
in the Connellsville region that are Working
Tbestrlke leaders expect that the men now
working will join the strike soon. The num-
ber of men now idle exceeds ll,000, which is
a much larger number than engaged in the
strike of l‘lhll. The operators have little or
nothing to say. Mass meetings are being
hold at all the places where men are at work.
3.000 Italians Meet and l'roteet.
NEW YORK, Aug. fi—About 2,000 Italian
midents held a mass meeting ‘ Ilenouuoe
the boycott which a certain lube. rganira—
tion has placed upon stores in front of which
italiaus are allowed to keep fruit stands.
The boycott grew out of the murder of an
Irish lad named Barrett by two Italian fruit
dealers some time ago. Barrett was drunk
and amused himself by pilforiug (wit. The
Italians attacked and killed him At
the meeting all classes of ltalian citiri us
were represented, including bonkers, editors,
lawyers, merchants, etc. Resolutions were
adopted declaring it unjust to condemn all
members of a race for the fault of a few,
denouncing the boycott as cowardly and
illegal, denying the amnion that Italians
were always ready to use the knife, quoting
statistics to show that ltali'ans committed no
more than the ir proportion of crime rind ap-
pointing ncommittee to lily the matter ht
fore the legal authorities it “as doc lured
in the spent hes made at the III a t: iig that the
irish were inclined to bring about a race all
tagonism between themselves nil-l Italians.
The Cotton Mill Trust Ridiculed.
i-ALI. Riven, Mass, Aug. d—The scheme
to buy up the cotton millsof this city and of
the country as well is looked upon by mill
men here as abs-uni “A syndicate could
gain nothing by purchasing the controlling
interest in cotton mills in the country, even
if it were practicable," said a well known
manufacturer. “The only poutlble object a
trust of this kind could have in view would
he to corner the market on cloth. As soon as
that was done the printers would build their
own mills, or if the syndicate forced prices
high enough English manufacturers would
come in and flood the country with gooda
The idea is a ridiculous one. "
A Blow at the Drummer System.
PnILaoaLruIa, Aug 0.— Last night over a
hundred western merchants arrived here in
response to an invitation from a leading
mercantile establishment, whose proprietors
devised the scheme or paying their customers
expenses to this city instead of sending out
mlutuen. After making purchases in vari-
ous lines of trade, the visitors met and formed
“The Western Merchanh’ Amociation," with
permanent headquarters at Chicago, the ob-
jects being mutual protection and the collec
tion and dimemination of price lists and
samplu among its members, and to gain
whatever advantage there may be' in buying
in large quantities.
Wanamaker in a Wreck.
Puiunmma, Aug. li—The southbound
suburban train on the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad collided with a wild engine
at Tabor junction. One engineer was badly
injured, and ten or a dozen were
slightly hurt. The collision was caused by
tbemgiussr of the wild engine losing con-
trol of thelooomotive, on account of some
defect' In the machinery. Both engines were
badly wrecked, and travel was delayed for
several hours. Among the pamengers was
Posmastar General Wanamaker. He was
not injured.
The Halifax Regatta.
Hanna, Aug. d—Carnivsl week washi-
the progremnidiielng the regatta, luzw
‘n’os'nis‘r well the tingle It‘e’nll race; defeating
"McKay and Love“. Time, mo. ‘i‘bd'Wut
End crew, of ,onI the four dared
race, the Belyea crew, of St. John, second,
and Spain-Norris crew, of Halifax, third.
Time, 17 :40. The amateur events were pont-
poued until Wednesday. The city is beauti-
fully decoralod and crowded with visitora
Sullivan's Southern Tribulations.
Jacasoa, Mus. Aug. d—John L. Sullivan
spent the greater part of the night in jail,
but was taken back to the Edwards house
before daylight. He had shearing before
JudgeCanipbell upona writ of habeas corpm.
The judge ordered that he he at once taken
to klarion county to answer for the crime
charged III-inst him, the courts of Hinds
county having nothing to do with the case.
Detective Childs left with his prisoner at 5
p. in. for Marion county.
A Ill-slug Wine Merchant.
New Your, Aug. tit-Jean B. anonrs,
wine merchant at Colon, on the Isthmus of
Panama. arrived in New York two weeks
ago. He went to Niagara Falls and left
there on Friday, nines which tints nothing
has been heard of him. He was to have
milsdforFranceonBaturday,nnd his nou-
deal ofmoney about him.
Inaday Ball Playing Stopped.
Canon, 0.. Aug. d—A comproqu has
sugar-atoll yesterday, the main feature sq
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Wand Deaths weenie.
Local Notion incenti- pm line
'5! UWWWW‘“
Hill. INAPI',
Architect and (livil Engineer,
Punishes Plans, tlpcclficatlona arid hupi rinicud-
cure for the toneimriltm of ever] dumrirltlou
of but ldiu uge.
Tliltlii REASONABLE.
Unli'II ~Tulnr‘s building Washington KL,
Ito. NI-rwalk l'. 0 lies 775.
ALEX. Ii. GIIKBUN.
Organist of the First Conmevltloilol (.‘hurcllylltu
bury. Teacher of
i'iaiioforte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
f6 ly hick Box 9 P. 0,. NtlitWALli. (‘thEl
0 ll. o'Aitrois. -. 44
(Banner for Weddings and Parties. ice Cream
constantly on hand for the sick and well. Ills cele-
brated Root liter and Employment ()flce
wins 51‘. so. NORWALK. or
J I). sunmnos. ,_-
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qucceusor to L. B. innumt
Ulla-.7 1...;er & Eiubzlliner.
KLE‘TRY' ‘3 if "T DELI IN THBOFFK B.
No i Knigh: r Resident-c, 5 Elm SL,
880 Bill XIII I int, i unit.
J (‘. CRO‘V It.
l‘lli'peiitcr and Builder.
Plane furnished and iii-musics given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly at'ended P
ehln Ann street. near Mum
P U. I! i-t-‘l. South Norwslk:' '.
J It.li\l1!0ND‘—W
lililltlt‘l‘ .Ind i'outmctor.
Work done by the day or contract
Ollie foot of ilavtlaiid St. on Water. 1’. 0. Box til?
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS DANK
5) W ashington Street.
Open Daily from) to 12mm, and from I to t p. at
and on Saturday evenings from It to 8
Wintereet allowed on hep m. 'o-
ALDEN SOLNANSJ'ree
.IouN lI irmuiis \ I.» l‘n- I ;
633- ii.
JOHN ii. KNAl'l’. we
ATENTB.
G. I! I“ I‘D-T03,
Wallilligtoii, D. 0-
Ten years In United States Patent Dulce.
saw Guide to Inventors mailed free.
: ..lit Twas
George-IT. Itisytliurisi, 7
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large at of all kllldl‘fll fumilnre.
30 Main Street. Norwalk.
Also prepared to fumieh everything necessary for
the Interment of [in dead day or night Telephony
connection wuh residence. No. a Berkley place.
Itch 19.6!!!
A. FERRIQI
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
34 Washington St. South Norualk.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLURIST.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
Monuments and Headstones.
Do not buy amonuiuent or Headstone frmn any
photogp ph, but go direct to the show rooms of
tea. Water Street. Norwalk and select one
all complete and you will not be disaminted In Its
S.
srlnnllkiiida of Idlrlg stone
pcanietuywork. .
P. W. BATES.
.‘limt "rug l
7 5 " Milli iii-ii " l
Bill! Y
Gazette Bulldlng,‘N0rWI‘llt‘, (X.
FRANK ii. RUSCOR. l’iiiili [PAL
By our system of office practice, using all kinds of
commercial paper which represents real value,
our scholars are thoroughly hired for any busi-
ness position.
Careful Attention (ilverlto the Detail of
Business.
Daily (excepting Balunlay) 9 a III. to i
p. In Evening. Monday. Wednenisy
and Fridayi’. a. toll“).
WRITE FOR TIME-TABLE.
P. 8. —We are lad to see so many vipltm and If
you will I after ii a. in. we can dcvrte more
lime for the purpoeeaudwi I beplasrd toehow
I
Bargaillili ‘llllll
Fillill’l Headquarters for
M I LLI N ERY,
3 Water so, Norwailt.
Simmons ld
We are selling No. to finite lllgeGrosnnln rib-
boominallcolosewnom thetanp. Wreaths from
meta. upward. shave iiiatiecslvei' a iuIllIus
oantrIeb riebfeatkuhnuds. Bixtlprliiouehand.nll
eoluaforllcia. Afuli IIneof lufaniacspafioai
Octanp.
BIBS.“ FAWCETI',
dialer“.
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flfi‘mgflfi :becoiria your ow a WWII?“ Those
Ladleas’
84 Washington
.,
WlilbllIT A: ELYNN,
All kinds of Wu. one.
Trucks. Gamma
All kinds of repairing promptly done
Several new and maid band wartime for sale
New Road Cart- only 320.
Horse-Shoelng and all
kinds of Blacksmithlng
Foot of Franklin 6L.
South Nos-walls.
wept?» If” _ ___~ .4 _
WAOONS
Newaiidsceond-hand
Buggies, l'haetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
I’ricets to Suit All.
Call and see Them.
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oii Finish.
‘8’ irc steci Door Mats,
Something new. hen thing out
W. O.QUINTARD
IUSIC BALL BIAK‘ R
AND AT
Lowest Prices
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
.__.AT_
H. S. BRUWN’S
800T & SHOE STORE,
Clark & Lane’s Block
_, MAIN STREET.
dill-
.nl hl‘loErl 7alrh.
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Isunac. .uuitsetvmid. H
.hnau times: pin. War
An. lied. I‘eavv olui bold
lluuiinngi Both ladl s'
A @au Igmu mzmwiihwuikl
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and m e of equal value.
IlnPl'lmniureehlo—
. . ‘ , , rainy rm secure one five.
‘ ,I ”,I i re! an «I. n m Iargenndval-
\. /‘ null lino of Household
Wtéfififé u. umpire. flours-plea. as
w II as the watch. we and
- Frec.srui niln yms have kept
(M m in v .:I It I~ f r t mar-ms nod-howls them is those
sum...- at. C! i. ., A‘- u: ”812.1‘0I’lnnsa.flainjp
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New Haven. Colin
The Faricnn Tar Beep makes a line lather and
leaves the skin soft and agreeable; its cleansing
qualities are firstelnse i like iL
R. N. SHERMAN. Engraver, 702W! St.
New liam. Con.
Gentlemen-Having used your F’ndcou ‘i‘ar Soap
myself. and finding it a thoroughly good article for
cleansing. refreshing and healing the skin. 1 cheer-
fnll recommend it ofeseiona
’ l”its. unit it. BTKI'SON.
For Compulsion. lhaving. Ihamnooln.
cheered its-lee. lei-ah Illin-
Wilma-mend“.
henlshrmunentonrneeiptdtuiea.
ldmhmimMMM-NM
'lll'llm unanv “a New Haven. Onea-
I.l.r.hmgrownnnirouhanh hnldarritlym
Muhammaummm
New tiavrs. Cons
served a moat" ‘ercslleut liiirpoeil.I i?! It In
seems at my a opportunl ty 1 D.
Mfg-roman Daraarxlnr.
Wadi
11.0.
Gram—I thinkyu’rm the
Instance-sauces. encore."
eon ease or
330320 B. Pullm-
APRON
A LARGE- VARIETY
ALL GRADEEBLABK m
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WANI)~W
ALSO
SALE
ATTRACTIVE STYLES
At 25 cents Each-
Children’s Aprons 19 to 50 Cents
WIOO to $1.00.
81).,
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
802 Norwalk, Ct.
memes... ‘
H U.“ ‘ handing-“3D; fl:
Spring Goods
FROM Till!
Dress Gulls DIIaIlIIIIl
-mnr444
W.B. Hall &Co.,
I lIlthlEI’OIl'l‘,
4-:
And will purchase for parties without charge or
take orders at some prices as the liridgll-
ulllflt
lam now prepand with cvmpelult hllp to pill
down first class Iar or llrtg sidewalks at
Reasonable Prices.
Special attention given to
Curbs and Gutters.
Estimates fumiel‘d and work promptly attended
JOHN B. MORTON,
I
I
l Taylor Avenue. South Norwalk.
I P. 0. lion '73‘3. j'lflm
TRY oust"
Del. County Creamery Butler.
W PLE \Sil'i E\ Elli TIMI-l
Im VIIILE’IIIIIIIIIHIIEU.
RAH) Y0l TRIED OCR
'I
”Formosa. Oolong
“4.._._
Many other neighbors. no doubt. have line Tell.
em fine i l fact. too dellcnte; Ibey fail to get there
with the crnihined,iweetuese and strength as do
your humble servants. So if you are diaatlsfied try
our ’l‘ea.
.-— _....,_.__
Ilc “as on Old Teas Buyer.
lie said: “ltissgood Tea. Onepound is worth
two pounds of such tea as l have been buy ing, and
the price of them both is the same."
Another said: ‘ "Idon I wish to flatter but it is as
good'feaaslhave bwn used to paying 70 cents
Price: 500 lb.
Billie & 06mm
,llUURE lUlUlllU 3
an v. .s :9.ng
__'ol,.._.
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (£30.,
Shlliin Street.
LADI E s EERlESS
DYES
Do Your One- l'lyelng, at Home.
They will dye .erything. They are sold every:
I
’T’AR WALKS It
., irtlnclmno “stun eating.»
I. AWN ROLLBIMI.
CARRIAGE m. ()("IKH
doc" an. .I It I
TELATEST I
[turn g the Summer tinnit-
NORTH
W ".1. (Willi
UNUSUAL INUUUUIUNTB
To those who odor one down Meet
monographs.
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
in all gm.- of sulluulsou Inn. snug tum
8111!". Hat...
lloyll lists. l’olo Cups, 'l'eaalll
l‘aps in all colors, Crush
lists, km, at
”mapper"?
91 Washington St.
l” *n‘rflddikr atitlisiloit paid to
Manufactugidwgy‘"21l‘u0yi¢§? {illitmlgmfw‘mm and Iropiriil
_ , .- ._. :5.
We are selling below cost. Now is your chance.
Window
THE TORY IS STILL THEY COME!
MORE NEW GOODS
N EW LOT 0?
Refrigerators and Ice Chests
WATER COOLERS
Screens to Fit. Any
Don‘t forget to (3‘1" and see our new srrivul in Oil Stoves.
Just lfl’li'l‘d. new and handsome styles in Parlor ad
\‘usc lamps. White Mountain ice Cream Freezers.
Sized ' Window !
We are adding all the time to our Kitchen Dcpsmulrut.
All slylca and prices.
The Universal Store,
No. I0 North Main Street, So. Norwulk, Ct.
INSECT POWDER.
WHITE EELLEBORE.
RAT EXTERMINATOR.
KNOWLS' iNSH'l' DESTROYER,
DEATH 0N FLEAS,
H EADQUARTE R 3
NPR RE PARIS GREEN
ROAC 1".000
RAHT DYNABITE.
MITCHELL S POISONRD WHEAT.
POISON FLY PAPER,
TANGLEFOOT II‘LY PAPER,
Wholesale and Retail, at
HALE’S DRUG STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets.
.I,.I nil,
NOTICE :—
ONE MORE LOT
1,200 to L500 Pairs of
Bills Ill Mill
in BI Sill Way Uflllll Less Than lust,
AT THE STORE OF‘ ”
lei-u; H.
' .ZEI. HARVEY}.
12 North Eran: St”
MEWI-aam.
J acob M. Layton,
Real Islets and [loose Agent.
General Insuranceigency
Fire. Life and Accident.
Ocean Stamehip Tickets~Cahin and Sieerage.
Drafteforooenuand npwsrdeand Ioueyonlereto
“iii!“ 0' lam
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets. MISC Checked
in Destination.
in Washington St. (Next door to Post-olden)
South Norwaik. Conn.
w‘ ere. Price Ion. apeckagc. They have ,
for Strength. Brightnem, Amount in Packages
or for Features of Calm. or new full Qualities.
Theydonoteroekorainnt; (coolers. oraalehy
80m Phrmacy,md8eo.ll. Plainted.drugalete.
W306
Examiner in
II. a. Pate-twee,
1810 to 1883.
\Ofiioer. 436 Iain Street.
mamas. oesn.
INSUBE IN THE
Connecticut General
LIFE INSURANCE co.
HARTFORD CONN.
Their Assets are 8134 for each 8!“ of Liabilities.
1'lleyhave paid to men who were IIrl over
”will...“ and fix Death Inns over
haven lei-plus ever their Iiltirn 1ch
"now
Why aniongas live! Why not take an
hdowa'i‘m’tl'olicy fm’glrnelf If youllva. for year
ksirelfyoudlr.
a. e. “mummt.
lull-walk.
SEWERS!
F. 1V1. PIERCE
basin In
SEWER PIPE
AND
lGeneral Sewer Contractor
toinaks connections with main news.
plan thlscit enthamoetfavorabieiuua.
intending ngtoeoiinectwitkthnrecentlylnid
uwusinthisciiywilillnd ltlotkelr ad
cailon h.lm If
F'. M. PIERCE
llox 20. South Nerwalkmt.
KENT & CflOLWELL,’
lliSllllS IND PLASTEREBS.
Boilers or all Klndn Ian-III.
Set and Repaired. ‘ J
Fir-e Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Inside?
a Specialty,
curios: an a linoleum,
107 Washington It. Bridle,
a... Norwalk, coal.
3% r. o. liex lie, timer.
Norwalk Chronicler